From: [email protected]

Hi,

What's the progress on fixing this bug?

Since the files in the ibod tarball have the permission 444 one
workaround is to put something like "chmod -R +w ." in your clean
target.

Regards,

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G�ran Weinholt <[email protected]>
Debian developer, sysadmin, netadmin

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From: [email protected]

On Tue, Aug 17, 2004 at 03:29:00PM +0200, G�ran Weinholt wrote:

What's the progress on fixing this bug?

Since the files in the ibod tarball have the permission 444 one
workaround is to put something like "chmod -R +w ." in your clean
target.

Good move.

BTW I've not forgotten this bug.

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Paul Martin <[email protected]>

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